I just started trying qxn out, I build and run an application under PhAB it
works fine, but how do run it when the IDE is closed, I inspect the exe
under …src/gcc_ntox86/… and it looks like it should run when clicked … am
I missing something??
Thanks,
Andrew
Andrew Fitzau wrote:
I just started trying qxn out, I build and run an application under PhAB it
works fine, but how do run it when the IDE is closed, I inspect the exe
under …src/gcc_ntox86/… and it looks like it should run when clicked … am
I missing something??
Thanks,
Andrew
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Nope, the application is in src/gcc_nto***/
Simply doubble clicking that file in pfm, or ./appname (if you are in
the directory) should work fine.
To answer my own question it was to do with user permission. It works as
expected when I am root. I am also new to unix/linux
“phearbear” <phearbear@spray.se> wrote in message
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Andrew Fitzau wrote:
I just started trying qxn out, I build and run an application under PhAB
it
works fine, but how do run it when the IDE is closed, I inspect the exe
under …src/gcc_ntox86/… and it looks like it should run when clicked
… am
I missing something??
Thanks,
Andrew
Nope, the application is in src/gcc_nto***/<ApplicationName
Simply doubble clicking that file in pfm, or ./appname (if you are in
the directory) should work fine.
You should not have to be root unless you were root when you made the
application.
use ‘ls -l’ to examine the permission bits and either ‘chown’ or ‘chmod’ to
change the owner or permissions.
“Andrew Fitzau” <mail@colwell.ca> wrote in message
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To answer my own question it was to do with user permission. It works as
expected when I am root. I am also new to unix/linux
“phearbear” <> phearbear@spray.se> > wrote in message
news:> 3CA33B3A.2020701@spray.se> …
Andrew Fitzau wrote:
I just started trying qxn out, I build and run an application under
PhAB
it
works fine, but how do run it when the IDE is closed, I inspect the
exe
under …src/gcc_ntox86/… and it looks like it should run when clicked
… am
I missing something??
Thanks,
Andrew
Nope, the application is in src/gcc_nto***/<ApplicationName
Simply doubble clicking that file in pfm, or ./appname (if you are in
the directory) should work fine.